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A rat receives food when it presses a lever in the presence of a 900-Hz tone but not in the presence of a 1300-Hz tone. In a subsequent test of generalization, which of the following tones would most likely produce the highest rate of lever pressing?
 
  A) 850 Hz
  B) 1250 Hz
  C) 1300 Hz
  D) 1350 Hz

Question 2

A pigeon's response is reinforced on an orange key but not a yellow key. In a test of the generalization gradient, the strongest response will most likely be to a(n) _____.
 
  A) yellowish-orange key
  B) yellow key
  C) blue key
  D) reddish-orange key


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SeanoH09

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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
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